Intel has officially announced the 9th gen Intel Core processors and a few days before that, motherboard partners have revealed their respective Z390 motherboards. These new motherboards are based on the new Intel Z390 Chipset and supports both the 9th gen and 8th gen Intel CPUs. But aside from the new motherboard and new CPUs, … continue reading
ADATA recently unveils their “TUF Gaming Edition” DDR4 memory called the ADATA XPG SPECTRIX D41 TUF Gaming Edition DDR4 RGB Memory; now that’s a long name for a product. This isn’t the first time we saw a TUF-themed memory. Crucial also released the Ballistix Sport AT DDR4 memory but with no LED or RGB lightning. … continue reading
Tired of RGB-enabled memory modules? Or even DDR4 memory with LED lighting? Micron releases the Ballistix Sport AT DDR4 Gaming Memory module; designed to match the aesthetics of Asus’ TUF Gaming Alliance. It features a dark metal color theme with Yellow-Orange accent, similar to what we see on Asus’ TUF motherboards; making it an ideal … continue reading
We have seen this at Computex 2018 last June – Gigabyte’s Aorus RGB DDR4 Memory Modules. They look like the “typical” DDR4 RGB memory; with nice colorful RGB LED bars and a clean looking heat sink. But what caught people’s attention is that Gigabyte is offering a “dummy” module that can be inserted together with … continue reading
Micron’s gaming segment – Ballistix, announces their new Tactical Tracer RGB DDR4 Gaming memory; offering stylish RGB lighting and speeds of up to 3000MHz. Yes, the company is a bit late when it comes to RGB memory modules, but it seems they came in prepared and honestly the Tactical Tracer RGB DDR4 memory doesn’t look … continue reading
Corsair recently released the fastest ever DDR4 memory kit the company has – the Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4-4600 16GB. The Vengeance LPX DDR4 lineup has been around for quite some time; and it’s one of the most popular memory kits the company has. The Vengeance LPX DDR4 lineup is reasonably priced and has a wide … continue reading
ADATA announces their new XPG SPECTRIX D40 RGB DDR4 memory modules. This is basically an updated or upgraded version of ADATA’s XPG Dazzle DDR4 memory, now built with RGB lighting and is compatible with Asus AURA Sync. The company also claims that the SPECTRIX D40 is optimized for the new Intel X299 platform and AMD’s … continue reading
Patriot Memory announces the compatibility of its Viper 4 DDR4, Viper Elite DDR4 and Signature Line DDR4 memory kits with the new AMD Ryzen and AM4 platforms. The company tested their DDR4 memory on popular AM4 Ryzen motherboards (both X370 and B350 variants) like The Gigabyte AX370 Gaming 5, Asus Crosshair VI Hero, MSI X370 … continue reading
Crucial recently announced their upcoming Ballistix Tactical Tracer DDR4 RGB Gaming memory modules. A few months ago, I was thinking if Crucial would bring back their Tactical Tracer lineup which was quite popular back at DDR3-days. Well, it’s back and it’s now loaded with user-controllable RGB LEDs. It also allows users to monitor temperature and … continue reading
We previously reviewed the Corsair Vengeance LED DDR4 last year; it was an overall great memory with very solid performance. I personally wanted to see an RGB version of the Vengeance kit, and I’m sure (back then) that Corsair would release one someday. Well, that day has come and finally the company releases the Corsair … continue reading
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